I'm doing a solo game and this situation popped up.
x o x
X's are one side, o is the other.
one x withdraws x o -----x
If o goes after him with his free attack, can the other x get a free attack on him ( o ) for withdrawing?
Question about withdrawing
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Question about withdrawing
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Okay, so I'll just call them Team X and Team O. The X on the left will be XL and the X on the right will be XR. The O will be just O.
XL O XR
It's Team X's turn, and XR moves away.
XL O -----> XR
O follows in response.
XL -----> O XR
O finishes his action and does whatever he was going to do in the response.
XL O XR
Now I think I would just rule it on the basis of whether XL had moved already or not. If XL had already MOVED this turn I would say he could not follow. If he did NOT move already this turn he could follow as well.
That's what I would do.
XL O XR
It's Team X's turn, and XR moves away.
XL O -----> XR
O follows in response.
XL -----> O XR
O finishes his action and does whatever he was going to do in the response.
XL O XR
Now I think I would just rule it on the basis of whether XL had moved already or not. If XL had already MOVED this turn I would say he could not follow. If he did NOT move already this turn he could follow as well.
That's what I would do.
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If the X on the right decides to Withdraw, then O gets the free attack on him instantly, before he moves out of range. O doesn't need to move at all.
And, in fact, he probably can't, because it's not his turn. When the X's turn is done, then the O can Withdraw from the left X to chase after the right X. However, Withdrawing uses up his Action so he won't be able to attack the right X on that turn even if he catches him.
And, in fact, he probably can't, because it's not his turn. When the X's turn is done, then the O can Withdraw from the left X to chase after the right X. However, Withdrawing uses up his Action so he won't be able to attack the right X on that turn even if he catches him.